How much they compromised set-up race race towards a wet race?
From what I saw in FP3 Michael would go for that ... or maybe he just went to hard tyres and Nico to medium ones?
Both the drivers were on the options according to the live timing app. Fuel loads may have been different, as would have been the setups. Rain is always a probability here so you never knowatanatizante wrote:How much they compromised set-up race race towards a wet race?
From what I saw in FP3 Michael would go for that ... or maybe he just went to hard tyres and Nico to medium ones?
At his shrink'sMed4224 wrote:Where's the arthritis guy?
I think its a combination of the loss of EBD that now suits his driving style and an improved car that's brought out the fighter in him. Nico's made 2 mistakes in 2 qualifying sessions...Michael's gonna be a tough nut to crack for him this year. And of course, he ll make the detractors eat their wordsmarcush. wrote:so it really looks like Schumacher has found something he seemed to have lost for considerable time.2:0 in terms of absolute speed -Qualy counts was the tenor here and Schumacher is definietely a lost cause and he was not that good anyways to start with ...
No comments from those who said he should retire asap?
I think Stewart ,Herbert ,Coulthard,Moss etc should eat their words now.Or Mercedes deliberately put preference on Michael playing the PR card but throwing away a championship?
I'm quite sure Schumacher is straightyener wrote:If you saw the FP1 and that gay is driving around like he is still 25 years old
Only Michealraymondu999 wrote:I'm quite sure Schumacher is straightyener wrote:If you saw the FP1 and that gay is driving around like he is still 25 years old
I was pretty sure as well....until this incidentraymondu999 wrote:I'm quite sure Schumacher is straightyener wrote:If you saw the FP1 and that gay is driving around like he is still 25 years old